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For a more affordable visit, stay in Prcanj, 6km to the west. The small, laid-back town is home to little more than 1,000 souls, and the hotels here cost less than those close to Kotor's walls. The Hotel Bokeljski Dvor costs around 50 euros a night and has views across the bay.
As the Montenegrin coastline sweeps down towards the Albanian border, the land becomes flatter and the coastline has fewer of the coves and bays that lie further north. Ulcinj, a bustling resort town built around a natural harbour, is a world away from the high-end resorts near Porto Montenegro or the Bay of Kotor. Here, near the country's most revered beach – the 12km-long Velika Plaza – bars sell pints of Montenegro's local beer, Nicsicko; kebab joints grill lamb shwarma; and holidaymakers peruse beachwear under the spires of Ottoman-inspired mosques. As the country's northern resorts eye an increasingly well-heeled set, Ulcinj remains an island of affordability. Well, for now.
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Last year I showed you what a wonderful job my Earlex sprayer did on my old porch rocking chairs. Well it was a bad weather season and the lower rockers were starting to rot out on me. What was I to do about that? Well, Abatron's Wood Restoration Kit came to the rescue!
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BNP Paribas nears up to $9 billion settlement with U.S. authorities: source (Reuters)
French bank BNP Paribas SA is likely to pay $8 billion to $9 billion as part of a potential settlement with U.S. authorities over violations of sanctions, according to a person familiar with the matter. U.S. authorities are probing whether BNP Paribas evaded U.S. sanctions relating primarily to Sudan between 2002 and 2009, and whether it stripped out identifying information from wire transfers so they could pass through the U.S. financial system without raising red flags, sources have said.
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About an hour before stock trading closed April 1, 2013, a lobbyist at the center of a federal insider-trading probe spoke on the phone with a senior House health-care aide. The disclosure of that conversation represents the latest twist in a long-running federal investigation into whether congressional aides or other federal officials leaked word of a change in health-care policy to traders or anyone seeking information on behalf of investors. The conversation between the lobbyist, Mark Hayes, and Brian Sutter, staff director of the House Ways and Means Committee's health-care subpanel, was revealed Friday in court filings by the Securities and Exchange Commission. The SEC has taken the unusual step of seeking to enforce subpoenas for documents and testimony from Mr. Sutter and the committee led by Rep. David Camp (R., Mich.). The agency on Friday said for the first time it believes Mr. Sutter could have been a source for Mr. Hayes. According to a series of articles by The Wall Street Journal, Mr. Hayes sent an email predicting the change to a Washington-based investment-research firm shortly before the announcement on April 1, 2013, citing "very credible sources." Health-insurance stocks jumped moments before the government announced the news, a surge prompted by an alert the research firm sent to its clients on Wall Street.
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Jane Mendillo, 55, told Harvard Management Co. board members months ago that she was leaving, before a succession plan was in place, according to a person familiar with the matter. At least two directors tried to convince her to stay on longer but she agreed to remain only through the end of the year, according to people familiar with the conversations. Ms. Mendillo's decision leaves Harvard Management, which oversees the world's largest endowment, searching for its fourth chief executive in nine years.
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Sexy mugshot guy's wife 'furious' over social media fervor (NYP)
Sexy mugshot felon Jeremy Meeks has set hearts aflutter on social media but his wife isn't quite so happy with the attention he is receiving. CBS Sacramento reports that she is furious people can only talk about his chiseled good looks while he is languishing in prison away from his family. The father appeared in court last week after he was arraigned on 11 felony counts. A friend, Simon Johnson, said Meek's wife was "upset and furious." "Her man's in there, and people are taking it as a joke. I wouldn't be surprised if you don't see her at all in the cameras, because she's upset." Meeks internet fame began after police posted his mug shot on their Stockton Police Department Facebook page. His good looks and piercing blue eyes quickly attracted thousands of likes, appreciative comments, lustful memes and sent #JeremyMeeks trending on Twitter. Meeks has a long rap sheet and is an alleged gang member, although his family say he has turned his back on gang life and discovered religion…There are already plans afoot by his internet fans to free Meeks. His Facebook page has more than 120,000 fans.
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Hedge-Fund Hack Part of Bigger Siege: Cyber-Experts (Bloomberg)
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Student gets stuck in giant stone vag!na in Germany (The Age)
What was meant to be a funny dare turned into an utter embarrassment for an American exchange student, who found himself trapped in a giant stone vag!na in Germany. Firefighters had to be called in to deliver the man, head-first, to safety after his feet became trapped in the large marble sculpture at Tubingen University in Germany. The unnamed man is believed to have been dared to climb inside the sculpture, which sits outside the university's institute for microbiology and virology. But his legs soon became wedged in the carving and, despite labouring to free himself, the experts had to be summoned…A total of 22 firefighters, five fire engines and a number of paramedics were sent to the scene, and quickly freed the man "by hand without use of equipment", the newspaper reported.
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Americans and their giant vaginas…
You can be forcefully extracted from a giant, stone-cold vagina and still lead a normal life. He's fine.
From blue to green,
Pretty sure I have already tapped that, yes, yes
No, you didn't tap that
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Bess changed her profile pic yesterday
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go on.
-jeff gunds
swing and a miss.
"His good looks and piercing blue eyes quickly attracted thousands of likes, appreciative comments, lustful memes and sent #JeremyMeeks trending on Twitter. Meeks has a long rap sheet and is an alleged gang member"
man, if I had a nickel for every time I've been there…
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everyone should do themselves a favor and click through to see the picture of the guy stuck in the vag. it is pure gold.
really hoping that becomes that guy's new e harmony pic.
great job bnp! you got 'em down to a mere nine billion!
-guy who thought the french were going to pay 17
that guy is going to be swimming in conjugal visits.
bnp finally learns how to deal.
tough but fair.
whatever blue shirt in the yoga pic is doing…she should keep doing.
clarification needed: are you a guy who likes asses or cliff?
The former. Though I can't speak for cliff…
T but F.
Harvard Management turnover is the new normal.
Raj Rajaratman's mug shot is far sexier.
Africa Boompasta!
If you like your Bess pic, you can keep your Bess pic.
Germany is German for whale's vagina.
But you could imagine what it would have been like if he had.
In other news, exchange student applications are way down at the University of Mufftrappingen
The psychic clam must die. For his faulty prediction, he must be dropped in a cauldron of hot, boiling water.
and lots of prison showers
I like the cliff assness of it all.
I am Watson, beep, beep. What is your currency order please, beep, beep.
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"This was incredibly delicious and is now a staple on my weekly menu. Thanks, Giada! I only used 1 lemon (zest & juice divided) for the entire meal since many were saying it needed less lemon. I also added 1 container of grape tomatoes, halved. It was colorful and super yummy. My family enjoyed eating it warm, but I must say that it was excelle""
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Nov. 30 (Bloomberg) -- Serbia's central bank will restrict hedging to "simple" instruments as it tries to reduce credit risk stemming from exposure to foreign currencies and interest rate fluctuations.
The Belgrade-based National Bank of Serbia will "foster development of transparent and simple hedging instruments, such as foreign-exchange forwards and swaps, as well as interest rate swaps," Vice-Governor Bojan Markovic told a conference in Belgrade today.
At the same time, it plans to discourage use of "complex financial derivatives" including credit-default swaps, which have had a negative impact on financial stability globally over the past few years.
Under the newly adopted Foreign Exchange Law, Serbia will allow the use of some derivatives, but only if they are used to "open a position, not to close it," he said.
Serbia's dinar, trading at 103.9734 to the euro at 3:25 p.m. in Belgrade today, is among world's 15 top performing currencies, with year-to-date gains of 2.22 percent, according to Bloomberg data.
Markovic said some Serbian banking indicators point to some positive change, including 9 percent credit growth in October this year compared with the same period a year ago, an increase in the local currency share in total bank credit portfolio to 30 percent, as well as longer maturities of the debt held by banks, companies and the government.
To keep investors confident about Serbia the government should stick with a cautious fiscal policy and avoid any pre- election spending spree even as the nation continues to feel the pinch of Europe's debt crisis.
Serbia agreed with the International Monetary Fund to cut the fiscal gap to 4.25 percent of GDP in 2012 from 4.5 percent this year. It also needs to stick with a limit for public debt to GDP of 45 percent.
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12 I said, 'Plant the good seeds of righteousness, and you will harvest a crop of my love. Plow up the hard ground of your hearts, for now is the time to seek the LORD, that he may come and shower righteousness upon you.' | 12 Sow for yourselves righteousness, reap the fruit of unfailing love, and break up your unplowed ground; for it is time to seek the LORD, until he comes and showers righteousness on you. |
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Just a thought: Are you qualified for ministry?
"You are the light of the world. A city on top of a hill can't be hidden. Neither do people light a lamp and put it under a basket. Instead, they put it on top of a lampstand, and it shines on all who are in the house. In the same way, let your light shine before people, so they can see the good things you do and praise your Father who is in heaven."
"As the time approached for him to be taken up to heaven, Jesus resolutely set out for Jerusalem." (Lk) 9:51 Jesus is looking for faithful followers. He is not interested in hearing people "say" they want to follow.
"The Spirit of the Lord is upon me, because the Lord has anointed me. He has sent me to preach good news to the poor, to proclaim release to the prisoners and recovery of sight to the blind, to liberate the oppressed, and to proclaim the year of the Lord's favor."
When you need a little encouragement who do you go to?
"Your love is faithful, Lord, and even the clouds in the sky can depend on you."
Have you ever looked into the eyes of a new born babe and wondered, "Who and what will you be when you grow up?"
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While on a mission trip to Honduras, I visited a gift shop that featured handmade items from the local community. I wanted to support the economy of that village, still struggling to pull itself out of the mire left behind by Hurricane Mitch. Some rustic earthenware might be a nice addition to my ceramic collection, I thought. But there among the pots was an ornate wooden cross, obviously handmade out of native wood and intricately carved with a coping saw. "How much is this cross?" I asked the clerk. Her answer told me more about how much the cross was ...
I learned recently that Tanzania is proceeding to cut a highway through the Serengeti National Park, endangering one of the last pristine wildlife refuges in the world. Add this to other worrisome topics, like the economy, the Wiki-leaks fiasco, or Ted Turner's opinion that we should adopt the Chinese policy of one child per family, and the list of world woes can seem impressive.
Wives, do you wish your husbands were better communicators? Guys, do you wish your wives didn't read things into what you say that were never there? You know what I'm talking about:
As you listen to Christmas music on the radio, you may notice two songs that get played more often than others.
It was just a pack of three dishcloths, a small and simple purchase. At home, I tore off the label holding them together and learned that my miniscule purchase would help support the Giving World Foundation. I Googled the name and found the website for Giving World, of Williston, Vt. Its motto is "Helping People to Help Themselves," further explained as helping the disadvantaged become self-reliant with an emphasis on programs to aid women and children in India. Foundation dollars go to schools, abandoned children, the children of prisoners, crime prevention and rehabilitation of criminals, even teaching people behind bars ...
What if George Washington had lost? Would you still know his name, or would Benedict Arnold be the guy that all the third grade history projects are on?
Do you remember your first Led Zepplin album?
Everyone knows that there's no surer way to make friends than going around telling people they are wrong, right? OK, I know you're wiser than that: People hate to hear that they are wrong. They fire back with insults, accusations, rationale and everything else to avoid the dagger of those words. We don't like to hear that we are wrong, but that's the message John the Baptist was screaming in our section of Scripture today, from Matthew 3: "Repent." And that's a message we all need to hear.
Christmas is a time when we celebrate the paradoxical story of God becoming a human being. It is a story which upends most of the world's history of approaching God. While other religions usually attempt to span that unfathomable gap between God and humanity by human effort, Christianity claims that God solved the problem by becoming one of us.
The section of God's Word we're looking at today is Luke 23:35-43. It's the story of Christ on the cross. That might seem like an odd section of Scripture to be looking at at this time of the year, but it's chosen because here at the end of the church year, we have this Sunday called "Christ the King" Sunday. And this text with Jesus on the cross is all about Christ being our King.
There's a scene in the movie version of "The Sound of Music" when Sister Maria (Julie Andrews) led the Von Trapp kids in singing "These Are a Few of My Favorite Things." There were no iPods or Wii's to chase away their fright that stormy night. Instead, they dreamed of snowflakes on their eyelashes, and warm woolen mittens.
A few years ago Garth Brooks released a song thanking God for unanswered prayers. The gist of the song was that he was thankful that he didn't always get what he asked for because that meant God had something better in store for him.
For those who do not follow the liturgical Christian year, it may seem strange to think of this Sunday as the beginning of a new year. The notion that a new year is upon us may not seem right when leftover Thanksgiving turkey is still in the fridge. But for those attuned to such things, this Sunday is the first Sunday of Advent. Advent is relevant not only to those who celebrate Christmas for twelve days beginning Dec. 25, but also to those for whom the Christmas (shopping) season begins today, Black Friday.
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Now, time for a dignified english setting! This one is by Richard Farrant, and directed by a CMAA figure who has directed previous Monday Magnificats, Horst Buchholz.
Sheet music is available here, and as always, if you have suggestions for future Monday Magnificat compositions, feel free to send them to me by clicking here.


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It was pitch-black. Not one of the six could see a thing. Frank, the Cabby, assumed they had accidentally fallen into an open manhole over subway construction. A reasonable guess, since the last thing he recalled was running down the street chasing a tall woman in white who was atop his stolen horse. There was some commotion involving two young children and an older gentleman, and then sudden blackout. Not a trace of light could be detected. Eyes open or shut made no difference. They were enveloped by complete and utter darkness.
The children, Polly and Digory, had a different idea. Using the magic rings to enter the Wood between the Worlds, they had intended to get the White Witch back to her home, the dreaded land of Charn. They hadn't intended to bring Uncle Andrew, or the Cabby, or his horse. But anyone touching a person wearing the rings magically goes along.
"Perhaps this is Charn," suggested Digory, thinking they'd arrived in the middle of the night. But the Witch knew better. It was not Charn. They had entered the wrong pool, bringing them into an empty world-a world not yet formed. Nothingness.
Uncle Andrew, the magician who got them into this mess to begin with by meddling with dark arts and magic rings, cowardly whispered to Digory that the two of them should use the rings to return home at once, leaving the others behind. Digory resisted, unwilling to abandon Polly or the other innocent bystanders. As Andrew chastised the boy, they were suddenly hushed.
Something was happening. The silent darkness had been invaded by something, distant and slight at first, but gradually rising. It was music, a lovely song performed by a singular voice. Then other voices joined-as if beauty, strength, and awe were approaching the frightened band to overtake their stifling emptiness with vibrant life.
And then, on cue with the latter voices, the black sky exploded with the blazing light of stars-performing in response to and in harmony with the First Voice. After that, colors emerged from the horizon, again following the melodic instructions of the song, and a brilliant, newborn sun arose. To Polly, Digory, and Frank, these were moments of pure bliss, like diving into a cool, refreshing pool on a hot summer's day. But to the Witch and Uncle Andrew, they were terrible-prompting an ominous dread rather than an unspeakable joy.
The chorus continued, spawning hills and valleys, rocks and rivers-all bursting forth as if seedlings sprouting from the garden of what would become a much larger world teeming with life.
And then he appeared, the First Voice from whose mouth the great song bellowed. It was a huge, shaggy Lion, facing the sun and seeming to empower its illumination. He altered the music, as if a new movement in a symphony had begun. It had, inviting grass, trees, frogs, panthers, beavers, mice, birds, Fauns, Dwarfs, and all forms of living creatures to blossom into being.
Finally, to the shock and thrill of the watching children, the great Lion spoke: "Narnia, awake." It was a command mixed with invitation, the form of life receiving the breath of life. His words were like a conductor's dropping baton. It was time for the music he had placed before them to be performed.
"And it came to pass," begins the mythology behind Tolkien's Middle-earth, "that Ilúvatar called together all the Ainur and declared to them a mighty theme, unfolding to them things greater and more wonderful than he had yet revealed. . 'Of the theme that I have declared to you, I will now that ye make in harmony together a Great Music But I will sit and hearken, and be glad that through you great beauty has been wakened into song.'"
Narnia is not the first world to begin with a creation song. Decades before C. S. Lewis published his first Narnia tale, close friend and spiritual mentor J. R. R. Tolkien penned The Silmarillion, a creation myth for a world whose inhabitants would be Hobbits, Elves, Wizards, and Dwarves. Both men loved ancient mythology, created other worlds, and shared a devotion to Christian faith. And both men drew inspiration from the story of how our real world came into being as described in Scripture.
The earth was without form, and void; and darkness was on the face of the deep. (GENESIS 1:2)
Ours was once like the dark, unformed world into which Digory, Polly, and the others fell. If it were possible to visit and experience that place, you would feel much like those falling into the wrong pool in the Wood between the Worlds. Eyes open or shut, you would sense only a silent, oppressive nothingness.
But everything would quickly change as you began to hear the first notes of a distant, building song.
Then God said, "Let there be light"; and there was light. (GENESIS 1:3)
Suddenly, as if switching on a lamp so that you could observe the rest of the music coming to life, light would dispel the darkness.
Then God said, "Let the waters under the heavens be gathered together into one place, and let the dry land appear"; and it was so. (GENESIS 1:9)
Then God said, "Let the earth bring forth grass, the herb that yields seed, and the fruit tree that yields fruit according to its kind." . And God saw that it was good. (GENESIS 1:11-12)
Then God said, "Let the waters abound with an abundance of living creatures, and let birds fly above the earth across the face of the firmament of the heavens." . Then God said, "Let the earth bring forth the living creature according to its kind: cattle and creeping thing and beast of the earth, each according to its kind"; and it was so. (GENESIS 1:20, 24)
In the yet incomplete world of Narnia, the great Lion sang-and it was so. In our forming world, God spoke-and it was so. No masterpiece can take shape without an artist. No story can be told without an author. Nothing exists but that which came from the brush and pen of God. He composed the symphony others merely echo and painted the portrait others reflect. He engineered the first architectural structures, called mountains and trees; programmed the first computer, called the brain; and invented the first miracle drug, called the immune system. They all started in His imagination, an imagination that has enabled our own.
So God created man in His own image; in the image of God He created him; male and female He created them. (GENESIS 1:27)
We compose, paint, invent, write, and plan only because He did it first. Or rather, because He spoke it first. God's word, like Aslan's song, invited us into the miracle of Creation-a creation that began with Him, is sustained by Him, and will culminate in Him.
For of Him and through Him and to Him are all things, to whom be glory forever. Amen. (ROMANS 11:36)
And that is the reason our world, and our lives, can be transformed from pitch-darkness to glorious, life-giving light!
God spoke, or rather sang, our world into existence.


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Cracker Crust
1 cup tennis biscuit crumbs (Can roll with rolling pin or use food processor until finely ground)
1/2 cup oats
1/2 cup ground walnuts or nuts of your choice
2 tablespoons brown sugar
1/2 cup butter or margarine or 8 tablespoons, melted
Combine all ingredients and press into a sprayed 8 x 8 inch baking pan. Bake in preheated 180 C oven 10 to 12 minutes. Remove and let cool.
Cream Cheese Filling
1 container cream cheese, softened
1 can sweetened condensed milk (Not evaporated/ideal milk)
1/3 cup lemon juice
1 teaspoon vanilla extract
Combine ingredients and mix on high for 3 or 4 minutes. Pour over cooled crust. Refrigerate for 3 hours.
Fresh Blueberry Topping
2 cups fresh blueberries (you could use frozen)
1/2 cup sugar
1 tablespoon cornstarch (maizina)
1/4 teaspoon cinnamon (optional)
1/4 teaspoon nutmeg (optional)
1/2 cup water
1 tablespoon lemon juice
Combine all topping ingredients except lemon juice and bring to boil on top of the stove stirring constantly so as not to burn. Cook for 2 minutes to thicken. Remove from stove, stir in lemon juice and let cool. Pour over cheesecake after it has been refrigerated for 3 hours.
Keep this cheesecake refrigerated. Makes about 10 to 12 servings. Enjoy! Note: You could use any fresh fruit with this recipe such as strawberries or blackberries.


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When we moved about two and a half years ago, we decided we needed to buy a new washer and dryer. We spent lots of time looking for a quality dryer that would be capable of drying our king-sized down comforter. We were looking to spend around $500. The GE GTDP300EMWS Electric Dryer is great. Color:This dryer comes in white. Size:This dryer is 7.0 cu feet and is approximately 42 in x 27 in x 28 1/4 in. I have dried pillows, a dog bed, our king-sized comforter, and several other large items without difficulty. The dryer works flawlessless.Settings:This dryer has several cycles and several heat settings. The various cycles include: Quick Fluff (no heat), Easy care (with more dry, less dry settings), Timed settings from 10-80 minutes, and settings specifically for cotton (more dry, optimum dry, and less dry settings). The timed drying works great for the larger objects like pillows and blankets. The easy care settings work great for your daily clothing without shrinking anything. Cotton is equivalent to permanent press. There also are four heat settings: Air fluff (no heat), Delicate (low heat), Easy care (medium heat), and Cotton (regular heat)Energy useage:The dryer power useage is T240V,5600W,24A,60Hz This is about average when compared to other dryers in the same price range. Durability:Since we've only had the dryer for 2 1/2 years, it is difficult to comment on the durability of it. However, we have not had any problems with the dryer. In addition, it is made of stainless steel.Unique features:This dryer is a fairly standard dryer with minimal unique features. The main feature is it's quite-by-design packaging. GE has trademarked a way to make this dryer much quieter than typical dryers.Overall, this is a great dryer and I would definitely purchase this again.


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There is no story or background to this 14 map collection and there levels are a quite repetitive.
The action is relentless and the difficulty ever increasing.
Can you reach Xen and the special portal?
- Title: Freeman's Fight
- File Name: hl1-sp-freemans-fight.7z
- Original File Name: fm_fight.zip
- Size : 1.14MB
- Author: [DFA]BLACKlue
- Date Released: 16 December 2001
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- Copy all 14 Freemans_FightXX.bsp files (where XX is the file number) into your Half-Life 1 Maps folder.
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I prefer strong stories and characters, but have to state I enjoyed very much this nonstop fragfest. The level design is somewhat repetitive, but some of the set pieces are astonishingly good. There's also wit in the placement of enemies (mostly marines, but a nice sprinkling of extraterrestrials).
If running and gunning is your thing, you'll want to play this little gem.
Each map follows the same format of descending elevator, Mesa passageways and small rooms packed with Grunts,
Hmm, that sounds like one of those randmap generated mappacks.
Edited at 12:21 AM, 22nd June 2011 -
Yeah… this map set reeks of "random map generator'. While the generators themselves are always a thrilling toy for users and an interesting challenge for software, it's not really fair for someone to post the product of one as their own work :/
On it's own merits, the map generator is not the best I've seen either. Lots of corridors to nowhere, little decoration in rooms, and grunts seem placed… well… randomly…
If you want something worth your time, get the Map Generator itself!
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Freeman's Fight is a large map pack at heart a straightforward romp through Black Mesa and Xen (the latter briefly) with the standard human and alien enemies, but at the same time is seriously let down by incompetent mapping.
There's really no other way to put it – level design really reeks. Attention to detail? More like attention to nothing in particular, because aside from the rare fixtures of scenery (crates, furniture, lights), the levels are barren. The major interconnecting hallways are completely empty and lacking of even texture variation. Rooms in between do a better job, but even then their boxy, simplistic nature is obvious. On top of this, 12 of the 14 levels turn out to be architectural repeats of each other!
Continue reading the review on Ten Four…
This review is republished here by permission and was originally published Thursday, 4th July, 2002 by Calyst.


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Practical, functional, and decorative is the best way to describe this crock. I love that it has the person's name on it, and I ordered one for my daughter for Christmas. I know she'll love it!
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WHAT SHE WORE Bosworth charmed in a Burberry Prorsum pencil skirt, biker jacket and buckled booties at the label's Fall 2011 show.
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Sweet A Capella Proposal Will Renew Your Faith in True Love
Here's a proposal that's so cute it may have you breaking out in song.
Here's a proposal that's so cute it may have you breaking out in song.
The stage is all set, you're excited-it's Valentines Day, but don't get scammed!
I tell you a 'female friend' posted this because her quality intimate time isn't what she's hoped it would be. At least that's what I'm assuming, but I'm a guy right? I'm sure many of my female listeners may feel the same, so I thought I'd post it at night.
One estimate states that 60% of Valentine's spending occurs in the five days prior to the day of romance. According to American Express, 4 million Americans expect to pop the big question or be proposed to on Tuesday.
Here are a couple of other facts, by the numbers, for Valentine's Day:
Cosmopolitan got guys to give them their uncensored opinions on love and money and they had a lot to say about the topics. See what they said:
Ever lock eyes with someone in a coffee shop, walking down the street or even at in the car next to you when stopped at a red light? Maybe you thought there was a spark, and you wanted to say hello, or at least you wanted to know that they noticed you too? Well, New Scientist has identified six specific things you can do to make a stranger notice you and even fall in love with you:
We know she can sing, but now Cher can add Relationship Advisor to her resume. Cher has been working with Christina Aguilera on the set of the upcoming film "Burlesque," and coaching Aguilera on love and relationships.


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Open Office 2.4 Release Postponed until March 26
The Open Office project has again postponed the release date for the next version of its office software package.
In a message to the Releases mailing list Sun's Martin Hollmichel said that the delay had been caused by critical bugs. To the more precise, these are Bug 87025 (drag-and-drop based copying in Writer does not work) and Bug 87034 (modified OLE objects are not updated in the Open Office document).
Release candidate 6 is due early this week and is said to solve the problems. Hollmichel quoted March 26 as the expected release date for the final version of Open Office 2.4.
The team has additionally decided to release version 2.4.1 to allow for improvements. This includes fixing bug 86894, which relates to highlighting of inserted spreadsheet cells.
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I love this blush. I have dry skin and cremes works so much better for me because they feel more hydrating and last longer. I bought NYX cream blush in Rouge. It's a SUPER bright pink with great pigmentation. I have fair skin, so for me a little goes a long way and i can build it up easily. I thought the price was good too, around $6. Another great quality product at a good price from NYX.
Its a pretty decent blusher. Its long lasting and has good pigmentation. I bought one in Bronze Goddess and used it as a bronzer and it works perfectly!
This is a great blush especially given the cost. I wear Rose Petal and Tea Rose frequently. I use a small stippling brush to apply and sometimes layer a powder blush on top.
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so i bought this blush from cherryculture due to its popularity, and now i know why people love it. i have them in nearly every color, but my favourite is boho chic as it gives you a flush of a fairy floss glow on your cheeks, this color compliments light skintones like myself or medium, i love it against my light hair as it is a baby barbie pink !
anyways, the qualits is amazing, it wont dry out and is very moist so it easily glides on your skin. it has no scent, nor does it irritate/breakout my skin. i will definitly repurchase this product as there is no complaint. i have many mac cream blushes and i go to this ,not only is it affordable but it is so cheap and last a very long time as it is pigmented...- NYX!
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I recently added in liquid foundation into my rotation (usually just use MMU powder) and w/ that, decided to experiment w/ non-powder blushes. I purchased this at Ulta in Boho Chick. I LOVE this stuff!! Creamy, blends like a dream (I use my Bdellium #955 stippling blush), very pigmented = a little goes a long way. Lasts all day w/ or w/out my Urban Decay All Nighter MU setting spray. I don't notice any glitter, just a very natural pink flush that looks great on my NC 15/Fairly Light EM skin. I would definitely re-purchase this should I ever run out!
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Amazing quality blushes at cheap prices. They blend easily with fingers or a brush - super creamy and pigmented. I own Glow, Tan, Diva, and Orange. I wear Tan as an everyday blush under MAC Ambering Rose or MAC Raizin. I will wear the others alone or under orange powder blushes. If you can, purchase these online or in stores at a discount. I bought mine on Cherry Culture's site for about $3 each.
Great blushes - I would repurchase if I ever hit pan. They last forever!
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Hi dolls. I've own 2 shades of this cream blush and I love it! it is a bit too much when applied obviously it is a cream blush, but what i do is to use a STIPPLING BRUSH (highly recommended!) The stippling brush gives that airbrush effect to products applied to face. What I do is to dab 1 time only very lightly to the blush and tap it on my cheeks. Don't use any other stroke with this brush as it doesn't make sense anymore if you do strokes like a normal blush brush. The stippling brush is recommended use for cream blush and foundation, as I saide, to give that airbrush magazine photo finish. There are youtube tutorials for you dolls to check out how stippling brush is used.
But yes, fingers can also be used to apply this product thus giving it a balanced tone.
I hoped I helped to those first time users/buyers of cream blush and the stippling brush.
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I have both Glow and Natural and they are fantastic quality for the price. They just glide on and don't need a lot of rubbing to get perfectly flushed cheeks. I use Natural when I want minimal makeup and Glow when I want a nicely flushed cheek.
I'm a high-end makeup person, and own both powder and cream blushes by Chanel, Nars, Bobbi Brown, etc, and I reach for these NYX cream blushes more often than any of the others I own. I have four of them. They're wonderful. Use fingers for easy application. Very blendable. Colors are great. Staying power is admirable.
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I bought this product in "Tickled". On the packaging, it just looks like a corally pink color. I use a stippling brush to apply this blush. I stipple it on then I rub it in circles with my finger. It looks so natural on my skin color, and it gives it a nice glowy flush to my cheeks. It may look like it has some kind of shimmer, but it appears matte on my cheeks with glow. The only problem I have with this is that it does fade after a few hours, so the staying power isn't so great. Also, I feel the cream sitting on my skin after a while.


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Spanish Teaching Area Emphasis
Spanish Teaching Area Emphasis
Requirements: 45 credits in Spanish of which 35 credits shall be numbered above 2999; including 2 credits in secondary methods
SPAN2010. Intermediate Spanish (4)
SPAN2020. Intermediate Spanish (4)
SPAN3010. Advanced Conversation and Composition (3)
SPAN3630. Teaching Foreign Language in the Secondary School (2)
SPAN4970. Senior Thesis (3)
29 credits with minimum of one course each from areas of Hispanoamerican civilization, literature, and linguistics:
One course selected from Spanish or Hispanoamerican civilization:
SPAN3094. Topics in Hispanic Culture, Literature, or Linguistics (3) cultural topic; or
SPAN3310. Hispanic Civilization (3) repeatable
One course selected from Spanish or Hispanoamerican literature:
SPAN3094. Topics in Hispanic Culture, Literature or Linguistics (3) literature topic; or
SPAN3510. Survey of Hispanic Literature (3) repeatable
One course selected from Spanish or Hispanoamerican linguistics:
SPAN3094. Topics in Hispanic Culture, Literature, or Linguistics (3) linguistics topic; or
SPAN3420. Introduction to Spanish Linguistics (3)
Twenty elective credits in Spanish which shall be numbered above 2999 (20)
Additionally, Spanish Teaching Area majors are required to do the following:
Cultural Immersion Experience:
30 hours documented service in the local Hispanic community (church, school, other organization)
Portfolio (4 major papers, including Senior Thesis, representing the areas of Hispanic linguistics, civilization, and literature)
Oral proficiency (ACTFL advanced level or better on modified oral proficiency examination)
Cultural Immersion Experience: Students who have not lived in a cultural setting where Spanish is the primary language are required to study, travel, or work in such a setting for an extended period of time. Examples of acceptable experiences are a college-level summer school session, or academic-year program in a school such as the Universidad Internacional (formerly Centro de Estudios Linguisticos y Multiculturales ) in Cuernavaca, Mexico, or the Latin American Studies Program in San Jose, Costa Rica. Approved Off-Campus (OCAM prefix) courses or approved transfer courses from travel-study programs may be substituted for courses listed in the categories above. Prior approval of a travel-study program must be obtained from the chair of Psychology, Sociology, and Criminal Justice.


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10:01am | Calexico "Tiempo De Lluvia" from Circo (Our Soil, Our Strength www.casadecalexico.com 2010) —background music for the first half of today's showBuy it! |
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10:08am | Adrian Belew "The Final Rhino" from Desire Of The Rhino King (Island 1991) —originally released in 1981Buy it! |
10:10am | Blind Pilot "New York" from We Are the Tide (Expunged Records 2011) N —playing Friday, March 2 at PlushBuy it! |
10:15am | Tristen "Wicked Heart" from Charlatans At the Garden Gate (American Myth 2010)Buy it! |
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10:21am | Shearwater "Animal Life" from Animal Joy (Sub Pop 2012) N —playing tomorrow, February 7 at Off BroadwayBuy it! |
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10:47am | Cornershop "Once There Was A Wintertime" from Cornershop And The Double 'O' Groove Of... (Ample Play www.ampleplay.co.uk/index.php 2011)Buy it! |
10:50am | Amen Dunes "Ethio Song" from God Damn, I Hate The Blues (Kraak 2011) N Buy it! |
10:54am | Orchestra Ethiopia "Besetchet" from Ethiopiques 23 (Buda Musique 2008) —recorded in the late 1960s in EthiopiaBuy it! |
11:02am | Calexico "Globo De La Muerte" from Circo (Our Soil, Our Strength www.casadecalexico.com 2010)Buy it! |
11:02am | Los Tigres Del Norte "Asi Como Tu" (Fonovisa 1997)Buy it! |
11:07am | Calexico "El Cementerio" from Circo (Our Soil, Our Strength www.casadecalexico.com 2010) —background music for the second half of today's showBuy it! |
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11:11am | Judge Nothing "Wake" from I'm a Big Girl Now (Thick Records 1995) L —playing April 21 at Fubar with Bent and Black For A SecondBuy it! |
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11:18am | Zola Jesus "Swords" from Conatus (Sacred Bones 2011) N Buy it! |
11:19am | Zola Jesus "Avalanche" from Conatus (Sacred Bones 2011) N —playing at The Luminary Center For The Arts on Thursday, February 23 with Talk NormalBuy it! |
11:23am | Whistle Peak "Elephants" from Half Asleep Upon Echo Falls (Karate Body 2011) N Buy it! |
11:26am | Anna Vogelzang "Volcanoes" from Canary In A Coal Mine (self-released 2011) N —playing Sunday, February 26 at Plush with Beth BombaraBuy it! |
11:30am | Black Tusk "Brewing The Storm" from Set The Dial (Relapse Records 2011) —a short instrumental - this band will be playing at Fubar on March 12Buy it! |
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11:38am | Nathan Bowles "Alabama Girls" from God Damn, I Hate The Blues (Kraak 2011) N —two selections from a compilation of various American musical styles put out by a Belgian record labelBuy it! |
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Serving Size: 1 (486 g)
Servings Per Recipe: 4
"I made this recipe yesterday for a client and it turned out yummy! So good that I am making it for my husband and myself tonight! I did make a few changes - I kind of combined two recipes where I made my own stock at the beginning by simmering chicken stock with carrots, herbs, celery and onions. And, I added fresh chopped sage and lemon juice to the meatballs and sauteed them in a dry frying pan just until they were browned to give them a more pleasing color. Then I added them to the broth with the spinach (used frozen chopped) and orzo (I just love orzo). I also added crushed tomatoes, fresh minced garlic, lemon juice and parmesan cheese at the very end and simmered for another 5 minutes or so. Made garlic parmesan toast to go along with it. I love the recipe - and am so glad I found it!"
"Very good. I have also made this with italian sausage and the longer you let it simmer the better the flavor. Wonderful taste."
"I must give this recipe 5 stars! It is delicious! I did brown the meat balls before adding to the soup and added extra onion powder."
"I used the tips from Christina1 when I made this wonderful soup! Except I didnt use orzo (because I couldnt find it at the market), I used capelli d' angelo instead, a few cloves minced fresh garlic and some chives... it turned out fantastic! I also browned the meatballs, but used a full pound of ground beef instead. This is a nice example of a recipe you can play with!"
"This soup is incredibly easy and delicious! My husband asked me to make some of this soup, and he had three bowls! I couldn't get him to stop! In fact, I have 1/2 lb. of hamburg left over, and he's asked me to make it again tonight! I'll most definitely be making this regularly for my family! By the way, I used frozen chopped spinach, and added a couple cloves minced garlic, and some black pepper. Delicious!"
"My honey asked me to make this. He ate two bowls! I added garlic and parmesan cheese to the meat balls and browned them first. Served with a crusty frech bread for a great dinner."
"I made this for dinner last night, while my husband was at a special dinner with friends. He sampled some later that evening, then had me make a new batch today! He and my daughter really love this soup. I used spinach. Love the colors of spinach and carrots in this! Very tasty!"
"I made this soup for my DH and DD per their request for Italian Wedding soup just like they used to get at a deli near work. I used escarole and also browned the meatballs before putting them in the broth. Both enjoyed the soup and said it was better than the deli version. "
"I made this for my wife and I last night. We both found this soup wounderful. Was a big change from the style of cooking I normaly do. I am normaly cooking up the spicy stuff, but this was nice for a change."
"I love Italian Wedding Soup and this is the first time I have tried making it myself, but it won't be the last! This was great! I used spinach in mine and it turned out just delicious, even better than East Side Mario's!! Thanks so much for the recipe."
"This was pretty good. I too pre cooked the meat balls before adding in the to other ingredients."
"I had the idea to make this soup when Campbell's came out with their version. It tastes wonderful! I used ground turkey instead of ground beef to decrease the amount of fat! Yummy"
"We really liked this soup! So easy to throw together, I used thawed frozen spinach and it turned out great! Thanks for posting!"
"Great hearty simple soup....BBF thought the broth needed more flavor so I added some pepper and lemon juice to up the taste. Thanks for a new quick healthy dinner for the cold nights coming soon."
"Great tasting meatballs! To save prep. time I diced baby carrots, no peeling required."
"YUM! After reading many reviews, I decided to cook my meatballs in the oven before adding them to the soup. I used one frozen 10oz pkg spinach and it was maybe slightly too much, but that was my fault. Overall it turned out great. I will definitely make this again!"
"simple and delish, followed it exact except I used ground chicken and a bit more bread crumbs. thanks for this one everyone loved it"
"My husband gave it a 5+ star(something he does very little with new dishes), I would of also given it a 5 star if I had not altered it as much because the broth lacked a little bit of flavor. I made the meat mixture with 1/2 lb ground beef and 1/2 lb ground pork. I used a lemon baller to measure out the meat balls. Also added 2 tbspns half/half, dash of paprika, cumin, pepper, and salt. I think that these extra seasonings gave the broth a nice subtle flavor which in the end we enjoyed very much. I will be making again, with the new changes. Thanks for posting!"
"This was okay, but I think the meatballs definitely need to be browned first and put in the soup just long enough to heat them through. The boiled meat didn't look appetising in the soup and it also released a lot of fat into the soup, which I had to spend ages skimming off. The overall flavour was good though."
"Hearty and warming. Simple flavors combined to make a wonderful soup. Made my meatballs a little too big...about 1/2", next time will try to make them 1/4". Thanks for the wonderful recipe! :)"


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The Feds Accidentally Mailed Part of A $350K Drone To Some College Kid
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157Jason Koebler (3528235) writes "A Redditor got more than he bargained for in the mail today: He was accidentally mailed parts to a $350,000 environment and wildlife monitoring drone owned by the National Ocean and Atmospheric Administration. 'We sent a set of about eight boxes for this one aircraft system, and one was misdelivered by UPS. We're working with UPS to find it,' the federal agency says."


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Justin Bieber + Cody Simpson Tweet Photo From In-Studio Session
Finally, the collaboration rumors can be put to rest. Justin Bieber and Cody Simpson are really working together! Simpson, 15, tweeted a picture of him and Bieber, almost 18, sitting in the studio together working on some tracks. Can you imagine the kind of fandemonium that will ensue after this single gets released? Angels and Beliebers will be going nuts!


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28 Tell them, As I live - God's decree - here's what I'm going to do: | 28 So tell them, 'As surely as I live, declares the LORD, I will do to you the very things I heard you say: |
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- Breed: Labrador Retriever/Shepherd (Unknown Type) Mix
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- Age: Young
- Size: Med. 26-60 lbs (12-27 kg)
- Sex: Male
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I am up to date with shots, good with kids, good with dogs, and good with cats.
For more information about this dog, please contact his/her adoption coordinator:
Please send inquiries to this email address and not the general info email.
Meet Avery.
Meet adorable little Avery, a male lab/shep mix puppy. Avery is now six months old and weighs 30 pounds (as of 5/22/13). Avery and his sister Alana (found her forever home) were rescued from a high kill shelter in TN. They are good with cats, children, and other dogs and are very sweet and playful. They are being crate trained.
Avery is up to date on vaccines and microchipped, as well as Heartworm negative.
Please consider making Avery a part of your family.
Donation: $450.00 (includes $140.00 transport fee paid directly to USDA approved transport company where applicable).
Interested in adopting this fantastic canine? Please visit our website and complete an online application – we respond much quicker to applications than to emails as we receive a voluminous amount of email each day and it's impossible to respond to all of them in a timely manner even though we try.
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An application does not mean you are required to adopt – it just lets us know you are seriously considering this dog for adoption.
QUARANTINE: Paws New England participates and abides by the quarantine rules and regulations set forth in the states of MA, CT, RI. In certain instances, a $50.00 quarantine fee will be applicable.
UNLESS OTHERWISE STATED, ALL OF OUR DOGS ARE LOCATED OUTSIDE OF RHODE ISLAND BOARDED EITHER PRIVATE FOSTER HOMES OR TRAINING FACILITIES. If a dog is listed as "local", he /she is at one of our foster homes in New England.
We are often asked, "Why would you charge 'so much' for a rescue pet? Why not just place it in a good home?" The answer is because we need adopters who are willing to support ALL rescue pets, not just the dog they adopt. A young, healthy dog might cost us $150-400 in discounted vet care, and many people will want to adopt it; an older dog with health issues can easily cost $500-1500 in veterinary expenses, and it may require months of foster care for rehabilitation yet we can only ask a minimal adoption fee, and it may be a long time until anyone comes forward to adopt him/her. Fees from the younger, more adoptable dogs help offset the cost of caring for the others.
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Avery (LOCAL 3/23/13), a Barrington Labrador Retriever/Shepherd (Unknown Type) dog was adopted! Here's how you can benefit by looking at adoption as an option to buying a Labrador Retriever/Shepherd (Unknown Type) for sale in Barrington, or seeking a Labrador Retriever/Shepherd (Unknown Type) dog from a breeder in Barrington.
- Rescues and shelter volunteers in Barrington already know the personality and tendencies of their pets. This means they can match you with the right pet. That will makes it much easier transition to owning a pet for yourself and your new pet.
- On average adoption fees are much less than you'd pay a Barrington breeder, or pet store. Plus most often rescue pets have already been to the veterinarian for a check-up, had a round of vaccinations, and are spayed or neutered. That is a lot of savings!
- You will become a hero, and give a needy dog or cat a loving home. In fact, there are even Labrador Retriever/Shepherd (Unknown Type) breeders who help with Labrador Retriever/Shepherd (Unknown Type) rescue. One puppy or kitten adopted in Barrington paves the way for another one to be saved.


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DVD Tuesday: I Love Lucy Rarities, Frontier Doctor
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Every Tuesday I take a look at obscure and/or classic television programs, specials, miniseries or made-for-TV movies being released on DVD. For the record I consider anything broadcast prior to 1980 to be classic or else there wouldn't be much to discuss. The releases referred to in these posts are encoded for Region 1 use in the United States and Canada.
The past month has been a relatively good one for fans of obscure television, with the release of short-lived shows like The Oregon Trail and Whispering Smith, not to mention a variety of season sets of classic shows such as Alias Smith and Jones and The Bill Cosby Show (which was a Shout! Factory online exclusive). Today, from Paramount Home Entertainment, comes I Love Lucy: The Movie and Other Great Rarities, a single-disc release that includes I Love Lucy: The Movie (three edited episodes of the famous sitcom) and a slew of other bonus features originally released in October of 2007 as part of I Love Lucy – The Complete Series. If you didn't want to pay for the complete series now is your chance to get your hands on those bonus features. Read the official press release at TVShowsOnDVD.com.
Also out today from Alpha Video are Frontier Doctor, Volume 3 and Frontier Doctor, Volume 4>, two single-disc releases with four episodes of the syndicated drama (which was originally released during the 1958-1959 season).
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For those who didn't know there WAS such a thing as "The 'I LOVE LUCY' Movie", Lucy & Desi wanted to capitalize on their TV series in 1953 by re-editing three episodes from season one into a theatrical feature, with new transtions to make it appear as though it were one "long" episode, using a new framework of a "typical couple" visiting the "Desilu Playhouse" soundstage {at General Service Studios} where the series was filmed, sitting in as part of the audience as it was supposedly being "filmed". The movie only got as far as a Bakersfield, California "sneak preview" before MGM insisted it be "shelved", as Lucy & Desi were going to star in "The Long, Long Trailer" for them, and the studio didn't want the "Lucy" film to siphon potential box office away from THEIR movie when it was released a year later. In 1991, Desilu editor Dann Cahn, who originally worked on the film, rediscovered the elements of the "Lucy" film, reassembled it, and, as 'RGJ' noted, it was featured as part of an "I LOVE LUCY" DVD box set three years ago. Now, it's been released separately.
"FRONTIER DOCTOR" was virtually the last syndicated series produced by Republic Pictures (under their "Studio City Television Service" banner), starring Rex Allen; filmed during 1956-'57, but unaired until the 1958-'59 season [by that time, Republic was out of business as a "working studio"]. Most of the action sequences were, of course, reused from endless stock footage in Republic's archives…
Now, let's see, Republic went out of business, just as tenant MCA/Revue moved to the greener pastures of Universal, then Four Star moved into the old Republic lot, which would be sold to CBS in 1962, which became known as the CBS Studio Center, which was used for film production of many of their shows of that era, Gunsmoke, Rawhide, The Wild, Wild West, My Three Sons, etc.


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